Photo courtesy of Michael Weymouth October 11, 2022 By Michael Weymouth Walking out of Terminal E at Logan Airport on a return trip from Spain the other day, my wife, Peggy, and I were greeted by the strong smell of diesel fumes from passing buses. It was a reminder of how far behind we are …
October 5, 2022 by Diane DeNapoli Over the next month Hingham residents will be asked to exercise our democratic right to vote. Not once but TWICE, November 1rst at Town Meeting and on November 8th in the Mid Term Election, on issues that will have a significant impact on the future of Hingham. As someone …
Glenn Mangurian October 2, 2022 By Glenn Mangurian Stew·ard·ship: the careful and responsible management of something entrusted to one’s care A few weeks ago I launched this series describing the importance of stewardship to our community. The previous installment discussed the importance of being informed. In this third installment I will describe ways for you to be …
Michael Weymouth September 16, 2022 by Michael Weymouth It appears that the word woke has become a pejorative in our national dialogue. According to the dictionary woke means “alert to injustice in society, especially racism.” When I first heard the word used, I said to myself, “Great, I’m proud to be woke and I’m proud …
Glenn Mangurian September 14, 2022 By Glenn Mangurian Stew·ard·ship: the careful and responsible management of something entrusted to one’s care A few weeks ago I launched this series describing the importance of stewardship to our community. In this second installment I will describe the importance of making informed decisions that affect our current quality of shared …
Michael Weymouth September 9, 2022 By Michael Weymouth A popular book when our kids were little was The Country Mouse and the City Mouse, which chronicled the adventures of two mice from two different worlds. At the end of the book the country mouse exclaimed to the city mouse “You may have luxuries and dainties …
Glenn Mangurian September 6, 2022 Submitted by Glenn Mangurian Stew·ard·ship: the careful and responsible management of something entrusted to one’s care. Thirty-seven years ago my wife, my pre-school daughter and I moved to Hingham. We had wanted to move here four years earlier but could not afford to purchase a home. As interest rates lowered and …
Photo courtesy of Michael Weymouth August 26, 2022 By Michael Weymouth If there is one thing that has saved our democracy from the authoritarian impulses of Donald Trump and his acolytes, it is that at the end of the day we are a nation of laws. And even though it seems to take forever for …
Old Ship Labyrinth: Photo courtesy of Michael Weymouth August 22, 2022 By Michael Weymouth For those Hingham residents who have never visited the labyrinth at the Old Ship Parish House, it is a town treasure that is soon to be history, as the Parish House is up for sale. It IS unlikely that a buyer …
August 9, 2022 By Michael Weymouth For those town residents who are unfamiliar with the impending sale of the Old Ship Parish House to Matthew Smith, a Medfield real estate developer, the latest plan will change the face of Hingham’s lower Main Street forever. In this respect, I believe we all have a stake in …
